Q1.what is talk therapy ?
Ans. when people talk about their discomforting emotions, self defeating thoughts beliefs and change their troubling thoughts emotions and behaviour for good, it is called talk therapy.
Q2. Does talk therapy helps, is it effective?
Ans. Talk therapy gives immediate relief by venting out thoughts and emotions but usually it requires 15 to 20 sessions.
Q3.How this talk therapy , counselling works?
Ans3. You got to talk to me about your current or past thoughts emotions and painful episodes,I will give you insight of how to deal with situation effectively so that you find clarity of mind and calmness.
Q4.what issues can be discussed with me.
Ans. Almost every issue one can discuss with me . Let me tell you some. Your issues of life may be like
- Meaningless life.
- Empty Life.
- Difficulty in experiencing happiness.
- Worthlessness.
- Hopelessness.
- Suicidal thoughts.
- Stress.
- Job stress and Unemployment.
- Under employment.
- Marital discord.
- Divorce.
- Separation.
- Dissatisfaction with current scenario of life.
- Being stuck effort not yielding proper results.
- Career growth problems.
- Difficulty in wealth generation.
- Not knowing why of life.
- Problems in fulfilling esteem needs.
- Academic performance problems. 20.Indecisiveness in choosing career.
- Conflict in mind, approach/ approach, approach/ avoidance, avoidance/ avoidance
- Fearful dreams.
- insecurity.
- Inferiority complex.
- Excessive daydreaming.
- Extreme loneliness.
- Mood swings.
- Uncontrolled emotions. Sleeplessness.
- Bad and unproductive habits.
- Mental stress due to family issues.
- Relationship issues .
- Mood swings.
- Tension.
- Feeling low all the time.
- Performance related issues.
- Emotional issues.
- Diffuculty in experiencing positivity.
- sleep paralysis.
What Is CBT?
CBT, or Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, is a widely-used therapeutic approach aimed at helping individuals manage their emotions, thoughts, and behaviors. Here’s how it works:
Understanding Thoughts: CBT focuses on identifying and challenging negative thought patterns known as cognitive distortions. Clients learn to recognize these distortions and replace them with more balanced and realistic thoughts.
Emotional Regulation: By addressing negative thoughts, CBT helps individuals manage their emotions more effectively. Clients learn coping strategies to deal with distressing emotions such as anxiety or depression.
Behavioral Techniques: CBT incorporates behavioral techniques to help individuals change harmful behaviors. This may involve gradual exposure to feared situations (exposure therapy) or learning new behaviors through skills training.
Collaborative Approach: CBT is collaborative, with therapists and clients working together to set goals and develop strategies for achieving them. This partnership fosters a sense of empowerment and accountability in the client.
Evidence-Based Practice: CBT is supported by a substantial body of research demonstrating its effectiveness across a range of mental health conditions, including anxiety disorders, depression, PTSD, and more.
Overall, CBT provides practical tools and strategies to help individuals break free from negative cycles of thinking and behavior, leading to improved emotional well-being and functioning.
